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hi!
does anyone know how to get sopcast working on linux?
I used to have this running under the "other" O/S.
I have downloaed qsopcast from the repo but have no idea how to use it on Arch: There are no instructions nor man page for what I can gather.
???
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what did you do? If you installed qsopcast by pacman, you can just run "qsopcast" from shell.
You may have to change the channel list URL in config to
http://www.sopcast.com/chlist.xml
Last edited by phabulosa (2008-04-30 22:41:32)
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If i'm right (i maintain the x86_64 binary) when you finish installing sopcast you can read on the console the instruction to make it works from command line:
sp-sc sop://yoursopchannel 3908 8908
then in another console open a media player (vlc , totem , mplayer...) with:
vlc/mplayer/totem http://localhost:8908
i don't use the GUI, in my opinioni is useless...command line is simpler and faster
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hi guys, in GUI, you can use gsopcast(A GTK front-end of p2p TV sopcast) ,
just install it by pacman
just want to tell you!…………
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thanks guys for all the info.
phabulosa: you were spot on - the config needed changing because until modified, no channels were showing.
Demind: havent used vlc. Does it have any buffering because the default mplayer is blocky and jerky (dropped frames). My downstream speed is 7.5MBit so no issues with the net. I can play movie trailers in a web player no prob so its not my net speed. Are the known issues with sopcast?
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thanks guys for all the info.
Demind: havent used vlc. Does it have any buffering because the default mplayer is blocky and jerky (dropped frames). My downstream speed is 7.5MBit so no issues with the net. I can play movie trailers in a web player no prob so its not my net speed. Are the known issues with sopcast?
I have a 4MBit as download speed and use vlc/mplayer without problem...i've never heard of buffering problems, but you could try vlc and see if the problem remains and then we could try to understand what's the problem.
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keratos wrote:thanks guys for all the info.
Demind: havent used vlc. Does it have any buffering because the default mplayer is blocky and jerky (dropped frames). My downstream speed is 7.5MBit so no issues with the net. I can play movie trailers in a web player no prob so its not my net speed. Are the known issues with sopcast?I have a 4MBit as download speed and use vlc/mplayer without problem...i've never heard of buffering problems, but you could try vlc and see if the problem remains and then we could try to understand what's the problem.
Acknowledged. I will install vlc and do some debugging in order to gather data for subsequent post.
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